That split name mark is usually 20s or 30s. Colour is right for then too. Sapphire and probably lead crystal with that glow.
I was buying solid titanium jewellery in the seventies. Lovely stuff.
First thought is 1940s into early 50s and pot metal.
I agree. The blue is way off for lapiz.
Plastic does static.
There were way more factories which only gave numbers to their patterns than those which gave them names. Names did often get ascribed much later.
I don't think it's one of ours. Might be southern Europe.
I'm voting India.
Oh damn. Why did you have to post that. Doomed.
Old links, new clasp and jump rings. I think that's part of a much longer Victorian chain. I've similar albeit not identical, with original...
I'd suspect acrylic. How does it look under UV?
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London. From memory, it's continental European but let me see if I can find the notes.
I knew it was cc not tt, NO clue where that came from! Try the Bitossi Facebook group.
That's a pattern number. It might be a British company called Sphinx. It's 1980s.
Oh, good heavens. I have almost the twin to that. It's electroform over pottery. I'm trying to recal what it was identified as. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Fratelli Fancuilatti I'd say. Not that I can spell it.
I'd think a cheese tray. Marble is often used for that.
My bestie has horse modified toes. ;)
I'd agree on date and pattern number, might have been part of a bachelor set. As to the browning, try a gentle rub with Magic Eraser. That often...
Separate names with a comma.
